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大多数美国人期望每一代人都能挣得更多,因此比上一代人生活得“更好”。 Most Americans expect that each generation will earn more and hence live "better" than the one that came before. 即使他们很穷,他们也可能相信“白手起家”的神话。 Even if they are poor, they are likely to believe in a ...
Before Christianity appeared in Roma, ancient Romans were polytheists. They adopted many cults from other religions, fusing them into their own religion. According to Greek culture and others’ culture, they created their own gods and myth, such as Jupiter, Juno, and Venus, which become subject...
What came first: the Archaic Era or the Dark Ages? What century was the Dark Ages in Europe? What were the Dark Ages of Christianity? What time period is considered the European Dark Ages? How did people tell time in the Middle Ages?
Satan was an angel as were the demons, but they chose to sin and turn away from God which happened before the creation of the world (Isaiah 14:12-14). Sin came into the human race at the time of the Fall of Man (Genesis 3). However, our sinful flesh will be gone once we are...
Christianity is full of mystery because Jesus came to Earth to save while revealing there is another, unseen world, the Kingdom of Heaven. His Gospel was centered around the mystery of this other, unseen reality—repent for the Kingdom of God is at hand (Matthew 4:17). Through parab...
who had been converted to Christianity, without being able to read them. To be unable to read and write was in those times no evidence of want of learning: the hermits of the deserts were, in this sense of the word, illiterate; yet the grea...
All of this raises some fascinating questions about the meaning of ekklesia in early Christianity, and why the early Christians chose this particular word to describe their meetings. I’ll try to answer these questions in my next post. When a Church is Not a Church, Part 3 “Freedom of Spe...
God must rule us...those who actually set up America, and drew up the laws were people who did not favor Christianity. Christians living during that time disagreed with those in power or rather the founding fathers. They saw them as ultra liberals, and of course, they were....
For most of Christianity, Advent is the time of preparation for the arrival of Christmas, commemorating the Birth of Christ, and anticipating His Second Coming. Advent begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas. It typically lasts for four weeks, leading up to Christmas Day. The word "advent...